Early 20th Century Machinist Tool Chest by Hammacher Schlemmer indoor bullet trap Known for its bold cherry

Known for its bold cherry flavor and bright advertising graphics

20” W x 8” D x 12” H

JM - 090622 - 104961

Tang horse replicas and interpretations gained prominence through the 20th century as Chinese artisans revisited imperial motifs using native stones such as nephrite and jadeite

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Early 20th Century Machinist Tool Chest by Hammacher Schlemmer indoor bullet trap Known for its bold cherryc. 1900s 1910s; Hammacher, Schlemmer & Co. New York City, NY Quarter sawn oak machinist's chest built around the Doelger patented system (July 28, 1896), combining a compact tool cabinet with an integrated clamping workholding mechanism. The case features a lift top lid and paneled front concealing a bank of graduated drawers, flanked by hinged side compartments. The right compartment houses a built in iron vise driven by a rack and pinion style